About this plugin
DevLemon Redirect Manager lets you manage URL redirects directly from the WordPress admin — no server file editing required. Who needs this? Your page slugs changed after a redesign. You migrated from another platform and old URLs are still getting traffic. A post was permanently removed and you want to return a proper 410 Gone response. You have campaigns whose URLs changed and you need to preserve external links. Supported redirect types 301 — Moved Permanently (most common; tells search engines to transfer link equity) 302 — Found / Temporary Redirect 307 — Temporary Redirect (method-preserving) 410 — Gone (tells search engines the content is permanently removed) What you can do Create, edit, enable, disable, and delete redirects. Import redirects in bulk via CSV. Export your current redirects to CSV. Search by source or target, and filter by redirect type or active status. See how many times each redirect has been triggered (hit counter). Loop detection prevents you from creating circular redirects. Design philosophy One function, done well. No SEO suites, analytics, or marketing tools bundled in. Zero front-end overhead — no CSS, JavaScript, or external requests added to your site. Privacy-first: no visitor IPs, user agents, or personal data stored anywhere. Redirects are processed via WordPress APIs — no .htaccess modifications. Fully uninstallable: removing the plugin cleans up all its database tables and options.